Far-Right Groups and Police Clash in Madrid During Deadly Train Crash Protests
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Sydney Morning Herald
Far-right groups and police clash in Madrid during deadly train crash protests
Far-right groups clashed with Spanish police in Madrid on Wednesday (October 28) during a protest demanding the government's resignation following a high-speed train crash that killed at least 68 people.
The rally, in which Falange and Revuelta have participated, has heard fascist chants against Pedro Sánchez and Óscar PuenteThe audios of the Adif control center, the AVE drivers and the Iryo: “Reanude with normal march” More than a thousand people have concentrated on Wednesday in front of the headquarters of the Ministry of Transport in Madrid to demand responsibilities after the railway accident that has left at least 68 dead in Urda (Toledo),…
During the almost two hours that the mobilization has lasted, the attendees have also uttered chants against the campers in the Plaza del Sol, where the...
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More than a thousand people have concentrated this Wednesday in front of the headquarters of the Ministry of Transport in Madrid to demand responsibility after the railway accident that has left at least 68 dead in Urda (Toledo), in a demonstration called by ultra-right formations that has ended with clashes between police and demonstrators.
The BOE publishes the lists to Congress and the Senate this Wednesday, in a pre-campaign marked by the PP-Vox and PSOE-Frente Amplio pacts that Podemos considers “bipartisanism 2.0”. Feijóo travels to Barcelona, Illa presents his lists in the same city and Abascal closes the day with a rally in Valladolid.
There was an intervention by the police and the use of pepper spray against some participants of the protest in front of the building of the Ministry of Transport in Madrid, which was caused by.
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